Toca Nature is exactly what Toca Boca does best: simple, safe, open-ended play that lets kids' imaginations run without any corporate nonsense getting in the way. No ads, no manipulation, no surprise purchases—just a calm little nature sandbox.

It's not going to teach your kid the water cycle or Latin names for trees, but it does spark that early curiosity about ecosystems and cause-and-effect in nature. Plant trees, watch bears appear. Build a lake, see fish swim. It's gentle, it's pretty, and it's genuinely relaxing.

The catch? It's part of the Piknik subscription bundle now, so you're paying monthly for access. If you're already in that ecosystem (or considering it for the broader Toca Boca library), this is a solid addition. As a standalone? It's a bit thin for the price. And older kids will bounce off it fast—this is squarely for the preschool-to-early-elementary crowd.

Bottom line: A lovely, safe, wholesome digital toy for younger kids. Just know what you're getting—zen nature vibes, not a deep learning experience.